The Thirty Years War Reflections On Conflict And Peace
A retrospective essay traces the Thirty Years War from its August entry into Belgium to modern lessons. It argues that ignorance and power politics nearly drew America into Europe’s wars, warns that failure to act could threaten progress and civilization, and stresses the need for decisive action to preserve peace.
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Belgmumn
Europe
Germany
America
Jessona
Amervica
Postwar plan for 2900 airparks for private pilots
A postwar proposal from the Civil Aeronautics Administration envisions 2900 airparks where private pilots could land. The writer praises the idea as farsighted and recalls early automobile parking woes, noting how citizens have been spared costly tickets and tire wear.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Britain’s Tidal Way Suppressed Civilian Goods Trade
The United Kingdom must keep production high for intensified war and Britain’s promises face American scrutiny. Britain explains that its wartime measures are essential to defeat Germany and to mobilize labor arms and money for victory in the Pacific.
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WPR
U.S
Miers
Hiller
Americ
Britain
Hnce
Germany
England
Japan
Rev Robinson to preach at Cedar Hill church
The article notes Rev. Robinson of Ayia will preach Sunday night at Cedar Hill in memory of pastor H C Hillard. It mentions Reginabell of Oregon visiting his sister and other relatives, plus Elmer Wolfe and family visiting local residents over the weekend.
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Rev. Robinson
Ayaa
Suniday
H.C. Hillard
Reginabell
Oregon
Will Try It Again A Berlin Correspondent Recalls German Plans
From 1919 to 1941 Sigrid Schulte Comrrucks recounts observation on German covert plans from World War I to a looming war in peacetime. She notes a secret alliance of military leaders industrialists scientists clergy and elites shaping future strategies to secure supremacy and exploit postwar hunger. The piece includes Himmler orders for agents and a focus on covert campaigns encryption of global influence and the buildup toward a hidden war within a war.
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Berlin
Sigrid Schutte Sao
Ted
Germany
LoNs
Benin
Fran Miliiary
Elvilhan
Ludendohft
Europe
Seago
Serlin
Henrich Himiler
Ciestapa
Austria
Echoslovakia
Holand
Boen
Mee
England
Zondén
France
Hamel
Tun [Kerque
Leia
Paris
Marne
Matlock Family Hosts Bridal Showers Near Chances Chapel
Sunday near Chances Chapel Mrs Hobart Matlock and family, with Mrs Paul Gibbons and Mrs Russel Vanhuix as hostesses, held four showers in honor of Wir Sie and Harry Wolfe. About 80 guests attended and the honorees received many gifts. Elsewhere, Mr and Mrs Toloyd McQuary at Harlan visited their daughter Mrs Speaks. Sunday the Wil Sallack of gh Top visited brother George Matlock.
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Hobart Matlock
Chances Chapel
Paul Gibbons Ami
Russel Vanhuix
Wirsie
Harry Wolfe
Toloyd McQuary
Harlan
Mires P. Speaks
Alaskan Bells Inform and Sitka Ties in War Effort
Fragmentary clipping references Sitka Alaska and bells linked to Sitka in the northeast Pacific. Mentions wartime antiseptic Noxolol and penicillin sulfa drugs as aids against pyocyaneus bacillus with vague therapeutic notes.
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California
Sitka
Alask
Ays
Sitka Tei Oe
Northeast Pacific
Bactericidal Bats and Cavern Purgation Reported
A report notes treatments targeting the Kérbis infection in wounds and mentions success in healing surface wounds. It cites an estimated three million bats residing in the Carlshad Caverns of New Mexico.
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Carlshad Caverns
New Mexico
Pocket guide promotes better breakfast for families
Washington reports a new pocket guide "Eat a Good Breakfast to Start a Good Day" from the Federal Bureau of Nutrition and Home Economics. It offers practical patterns and tips to improve morning meals, emphasizes fruit juice and cereal or eggs with bread, and notes ample supplies and citrus season.
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Washington
Murea
Mana Nutrition and
Jerch
Ags
Peary Widow Sells Helmet Line To Navy Aviators
Mrs Robert E. Peary widow of the famed Arctic explorer has witnessed her Peary made helmets converted into stripe equipment for Navy aviators. A bone baron grandee owns the original Peary made product now used by service flyers.
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Hartlind
Robert BE. Peary
Navy
Plant Divinity In Mexico Ties To Cross Sign Belief
A fragment describes a plant revered by Indians of Chihuahua Mexico believed to be divine. The text notes a person named Lutton offering this small erotus plant from the southwestern United States and Mexico and making the sign of the cross in its presence.
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Kireten
Atcien
Asia
Bor- Jin Inseyen
South America
Sen
Mexico
United States
Chihuahua
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